Help Protect Your
Financial Future
Help Protect Your
Financial Future
HELPING SECURE YOUR IDENTITY THROUGHOUT
YOUR PERSONAL MILESTONES
Whether you’re planning your next big adventure or preparing for retirement, being victimized by identity theft can put your plans on hold.
Don’t let identity theft get in the way of your future.
Parents or Expecting Parents
Identity theft can strike at a young age.
Applying for Your Driver’s License
When ID theft leads to unresolved criminal charges on your record it can prevent you from receiving a driver’s license.
Preparing for College
Your application for college funds could be denied if you’re a victim of student loan fraud, and have false loans bringing down your VantageScore®2.
Joining the Military
For military personnel, a clean record can be essential for their security and their career.
Career Growth
Identity theft impacting your reputation could be the roadblock between you and your career goals, especially if you’re applying for a job, promotion, or a work certification.
Preparing to Move
Looking for a new apartment or to purchase your first home? Your dream house might be kept out of reach if you have false loans in your name due to alternative loan fraud.
Reconnecting with Old Friends
Social media has a wonderful ability to rekindle lost connections with the people who are dear to us, but those connections can also leave us vulnerable to threats.
Receiving Medical Treatment
Medical identity theft interferes with your medical records and insurance which can lead to incorrect treatment or inability to pay hospital bills.
Retirement
Protecting your nest egg can be difficult when faced with a case of account identity theft. Criminals can drain your funds and set your retirement plans back by years.
Parents or Expecting Parents
Identity theft can strike at a young age.
Applying for Your Driver’s License
When ID theft leads to unresolved criminal charges on your record it can prevent you from receiving a driver’s license.
Preparing for College
Your application for college funds could be denied if you’re a victim of student loan fraud, and have false loans bringing down your VantageScore®2.
Joining the Military
For military personnel, a clean record can be essential for their security and their career, but military members are targets of ID theft, reporting nearly 30,000 cases of imposter scams.*
- 2017 Federal Trade Commission
Career Growth
If you’re applying for a job, promotion, or a work certification, identity theft impacting your reputation could be the roadblock between you and your career goals.
Preparing to Move
Looking for a new apartment or to purchase your first home? Your dream house might be kept out of reach if you have false loans in your name due to payday loan fraud.
Reconnecting with Old Friends
Social media has a wonderful ability to rekindle lost connections with the people who are dear to us, but those connections can also leave us vulnerable to threats.
Receiving Medical Treatment
Medical identity theft interferes with your medical records and insurance which can lead to incorrect treatment or inability to pay hospital bills.
Retirement
Protecting your nest egg can be difficult when faced with a case of account identity theft. Criminals can drain your funds and set your retirement plans back by years.
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1Child monitoring includes up to 5 children under the age of 18. One-time Parent/Legal Guardian verification is required to receive alert details for children.
2Calculated on the VantageScore 3.0 model. Your VantageScore 3.0 from Experian® indicates your credit risk level and is not used by all lenders, so don’t be surprised if your lender uses a score that’s different from your VantageScore 3.0. Click here to learn more.